Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the great American of course, Leland Viddrick on
Speaker 1: balances with news nations Monday through Friday and more, and
Speaker 1: so many things are going on. I hope that in
Speaker 1: a sense the DNC doesn't replicate nineteen sixty eight because
Speaker 1: it would be an unmitigated disaster. But on the other hand,
Speaker 1: because I'm a Trump supporter, that might be a good thing,
Speaker 1: but it would mean a lot of people hurt and injured,
Speaker 1: at which we cannot have. So we'll see what the
Speaker 1: radical left does there. We see what happens in a
Speaker 1: restaurant in Harlem when some Democratic politicians seek to have
Speaker 1: a dinner and Hamas sympathizers run in with smoke bombs
Speaker 1: and cost complete havoc. A couple cops NYPD were injured again.
Speaker 1: And this promises later this month and next and when
Speaker 1: college campus is open to erupt in violence, which politically
Speaker 1: is probably going to help Donald Trump. But I hope
Speaker 1: it doesn't happen because of what's the injuries and the
Speaker 1: inflicted upon especially Jews. But nonetheless, Leland Vitter, welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham showing two quick issues. A couple
Speaker 1: of days ago, five persons were arrested in a Matthew
Speaker 1: Perry situation, and one doc sent another doc in notes
Speaker 1: saying how much money can we get from this moron?
Speaker 1: And the number was about fifty five thousand dollars in
Speaker 1: cash monthly, and he was injected by his own personal assistant.
Speaker 1: And the personal assistant has flipped to provide information on
Speaker 1: the queen of ketamine and also the two docs. And
Speaker 1: I would think the celebrity status of Matthew Perry had
Speaker 1: a lot to do with this happening, which is a
Speaker 1: full court press from the state of California. The fedge
Speaker 1: got involved. If a regular schlep had the same thing
Speaker 1: happened to him, I doubt the consequence would be the same.
Speaker 1: What are the lessons about the if any about the
Speaker 1: death of Matthew Perry, which is almost like a suicide,
Speaker 1: but I'm sure he didn't intend to be killed and
Speaker 1: those buzzing around him, I guess at fifty five thousand
Speaker 1: a month in cash, you're talking something north of six
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty thousand dollars in cash coming out of
Speaker 1: his pocket, Matthew Perry. And then you got these individuals
Speaker 1: getting special treatment because of the celebrity status. What comes
Speaker 1: to what comes to the forefront of your mind about
Speaker 1: Matthew Perry if anything.
Speaker 2: Number one obviously really sad and that there we've lost
Speaker 2: so many of these really incredible cultural icons to similar situations,
Speaker 2: and it's always tragic, and you think about to me,
Speaker 2: what I think about is all the families who are
Speaker 2: experiencing the same kind of grief from overdoses from addiction,
Speaker 2: from brought on by very similar drug dealers to the
Speaker 2: Queen of ketamine, but who are never going to be
Speaker 2: prosecuted because the people they kill aren't famous, right, And
Speaker 2: if you're if you're the father or mother of somebody
Speaker 2: who was addicted to faetanoyl by an equally evil dealer,
Speaker 2: you're sitting there going where's justice for my son? Because
Speaker 2: we're led to believe that justice is for the victim,
Speaker 2: which in this case is Matthew Perry.
Speaker 1: Now, hundred thousand or so are killed every year through
Speaker 1: PENTONYL and other means. Maybe that's a load number. And
Speaker 1: I wasn't quite aware of ketamine, went online, looked at
Speaker 1: it and certainly it's a painkiller being used to produce
Speaker 1: some sort of euphoric state. And the only reason we
Speaker 1: know about this case is the status of Matthew Perry
Speaker 1: and the fact he had this problem for decades and
Speaker 1: he probably paid millions and millions of dollars. And when
Speaker 1: you had the leeches and the scoundrels, scoundrels in Hollywood
Speaker 1: looking around somebody who could pay, they just beat him
Speaker 1: up as much as they could have kept him hooked
Speaker 1: on drugs. And the doctors, the two doctors who are
Speaker 1: supposed to heal first, do no harm, were the ones
Speaker 1: doing major injuries. Of course it wasn't the doctors with
Speaker 1: the ketamine queens. She would have found someone else in
Speaker 1: The injection took place by his personal assistant of thirty years.
Speaker 1: I don't have a personal assistant. I assume you don't
Speaker 1: have a personal assistant outside of New Nation. And so
Speaker 1: they just used and abuse this guy and he's dead
Speaker 1: and now someone's going to pay the price. And the
Speaker 1: penalty for this include life imprisonment and then when the
Speaker 1: Feds are after and the.
Speaker 2: Bad Yeah, the flip side of this, right is that
Speaker 2: you use this death as a warning to other would
Speaker 2: be dealers and to other doctors who are willing to
Speaker 2: do this and ken ketamine. It lives in that weird
Speaker 2: world where legal fentanyl does is well as well, that
Speaker 2: there are people who can benefit from it. It's it's
Speaker 2: useful intriguing depression, it's useful in other clinical situations, and
Speaker 2: then it can also be abused. Same with fentanyl. You know,
Speaker 2: people who are dying of cancer need it, uh to.
Speaker 2: It is the only drug that will subside the pain
Speaker 2: that they're going through and ease their suffering. So in
Speaker 2: a sense, you if something good is going to come
Speaker 2: from It's one awareness of the dangers of this, but
Speaker 2: two uh the concept that doctors you know, might think
Speaker 2: twice before becoming the next ques Ken.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I would think in Matthew Perry's drug induced mind,
Speaker 1: he probably thought, Okay, I have two doctors prescribing this,
Speaker 1: and therefore it must be safe, and he in.
Speaker 2: His mind, I think about Michael Jackson, right.
Speaker 1: Same thing. I thought, Okay, I'm you know, I have
Speaker 1: a doctor here giving me the medicine and knocked me
Speaker 1: out and make me sleep at night, and so therefore
Speaker 1: it must be safe. So the medical license is used
Speaker 1: to kill someone instead of help someone, and that's sick.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. But I would anticipate these five individuals,
Speaker 1: the two docs, and the Queen of Ketamine is going
Speaker 1: to be in sing sing for life at some point. Secondly,
Speaker 1: before we talk about politics, I had on a guest
Speaker 1: the other day from the Heritage Foundation talking about the
Speaker 1: Digital Services Act, which was passed in the EU, of
Speaker 1: which I think there's twenty two or twenty seven European countries,
Speaker 1: and that is and they've hired hundreds of individuals to
Speaker 1: patrol the Internet in search of disinformation and misinformation that
Speaker 1: may lead Europeans onto the wrong path when it comes
Speaker 1: to various issues. And one of the persons involved in
Speaker 1: the Digital Services Act said that after a few days ago,
Speaker 1: when Donald Trump and Elon Musk were on x for
Speaker 1: like two two and a half hours, they put out
Speaker 1: lots of disinformation and misinformation, And one of the advocates
Speaker 1: employed by the Digital Services Act said that what we're
Speaker 1: going to do is seeking arrest warrant for Elon Musk
Speaker 1: or Donald Trump if they come to Europe. And I'm thinking,
Speaker 1: are you kidding me? They don't have a First Amendment.
Speaker 1: And there was a police chief in Britain that's going
Speaker 1: to seek an arrest warrant for a British politician who's conservative,
Speaker 1: who put out disinformation about immigrants. They're having a terrible
Speaker 1: immigrant problem because there was some illegal immigrant. One illegal
Speaker 1: immigrant with knives went and killed I think three children,
Speaker 1: mortally wounded about ten others along with their mothers who
Speaker 1: were having a tailor swift party. And the natives in
Speaker 1: the Britain got all exercised about this and committed some
Speaker 1: serious acts of vandalysm burglary against the Islamic Center. And
Speaker 1: so the guy in charge said, any more disinformation about
Speaker 1: the prince immigration status and individuals are going to be arrested.
Speaker 1: Is Leland vitted? Or should Bill Cunningham be concerned when
Speaker 1: this thing metastasizes they organize themselves later this year or
Speaker 1: next that if you be vacationing in Italy. I love
Speaker 1: going to Rome the Vatican. I love going to Florence
Speaker 1: and looking at David. My wife says it looks something
Speaker 1: like yours, truly, but she's having some seeing problems. But nonetheless, I.
Speaker 2: Was gonna say, Bill, where's the line of dis and misinformation? Now?
Speaker 1: Well, are you concerned about where we're headed with this thing?
Speaker 2: I just am thinking about you and the David. You
Speaker 2: know your golf swing looks a lot like so Nicholson's too.
Speaker 2: I'm wondering about this in your your You're onto something
Speaker 2: in that. This may be a little bit like Alvin Bragg, right,
Speaker 2: This may be a point where you can sort of
Speaker 2: have a selective prosecution. Now and it was the problem
Speaker 2: with the International Criminal Court that it's going after Israel
Speaker 2: now A slight just thought here. It was not an
Speaker 2: illegal immigrant in the United Kingdom that killed the three girls.
Speaker 2: It was just set on the internet, it was. And
Speaker 2: that's part of the problem here now, right, is that
Speaker 2: a lie can get around the world faster than the
Speaker 2: truth can put its pants on. And that is a danger.
Speaker 2: It's very when we stop agreeing on what the truth is,
Speaker 2: and stop agreeing that it's necessary to tell the truth
Speaker 2: regardless of who it helps and who it hurts, and
Speaker 2: inconvenient facts are still facts, that becomes a problem. But
Speaker 2: I do I worry that if I take my darling
Speaker 2: Rachel on a honeymoon somewhere not nearly as culturally significant
Speaker 2: or educational as seeing the David and Florence, will I
Speaker 2: be arrested. No, I don't, It doesn't. I don't think
Speaker 2: that's where this is going. But the fact that we're
Speaker 2: talking about it, I think says says an awful lot.
Speaker 1: Well, the International Criminal Court is a warned for the
Speaker 1: arrest of Benjamin Netanyahu, but not a warrned for the
Speaker 1: arrest of Sinhwar, the Hamas leader that started this war,
Speaker 1: the only one who arrest Benjamin Netanyahu. And I'm thinking, well,
Speaker 1: one out of rest warrants for a Hamas leadership, one
Speaker 1: out of rest warrants for the Iranian leadership, it's only
Speaker 1: the jew the leader of Israel, that's getting the arrest
Speaker 1: warrant from the International Criminal Court. And I see it
Speaker 1: happening in real time, and I'm thinking, oh my god,
Speaker 1: what are we dealing with here? And that is that
Speaker 1: Europe has lost its way completely. They don't have a
Speaker 1: First Amendment. We do here, And as Felix Frankfurter said
Speaker 1: the Great Justice, the remedy for bad speech is good speech.
Speaker 1: The remedy for wrong speech is correct speech. In America,
Speaker 1: we have the First Amendment protecting us, thank god. But
Speaker 1: in you Europe, they do not. And what they have
Speaker 1: in Europe is a politically orienteded Alvin Bragg type who
Speaker 1: wants to go after political opponents acting as if they
Speaker 1: committed serious crime. And I would note that Judge Mrshawn
Speaker 1: has not continued the sentencing of Donald Trump in about
Speaker 1: three weeks. And the Trumpster is saying, and I think
Speaker 1: it's true that Alvin Bragg's going to put him in jail.
Speaker 1: There's no stopping the New York Democrats. And then you
Speaker 1: go to up the pell of court. They go to
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court of State of New York, then you
Speaker 1: jump to federal court. It could be hours or days
Speaker 1: before Trump gets out of jail. Can you imagine Judge
Speaker 1: Juan Mrshawn locking up Donald Trump in the middle of September.
Speaker 2: I think that in twenty twenty four, you've got to
Speaker 2: imagine everything.
Speaker 1: And Leland, Ain't that the truth? Because no one could
Speaker 1: have seen what's going on right now? And if that happens,
Speaker 1: I think politically, Mike gut tells me it would help him.
Speaker 1: Am I wrong?
Speaker 2: No? I think it would absolutely help him. Number one,
Speaker 2: you know the flip side of that, not to go
Speaker 2: too far is number one, it would help him. And
Speaker 2: number two, we always worry about the wrong thing, right,
Speaker 2: you know, we always talk about certain things and think
Speaker 2: we haven't figured out and on and on and on,
Speaker 2: and then all of a sudden, Donald Trump get shot.
Speaker 2: So is it possible? And look, you know, you think
Speaker 2: about in hindsight that Donald you know, Joe Biden dropping
Speaker 2: out was the most predictable thing in hindsight that you
Speaker 2: can possibly imagine, right that He's gonna have a terrible debate.
Speaker 2: And everybody said it was gonna happen when you talk
Speaker 2: about how can he go on? How can he go on?
Speaker 2: And you know what when he when he dropped out, okay,
Speaker 2: and Tamala Harris took over, which was the most predictable
Speaker 2: thing possible. Donald Trump and his team were caught completely
Speaker 2: flat footed for the past four weeks trying to define
Speaker 2: Toamala Harris the fact that they didn't have opposition research
Speaker 2: ready to go and ads cut the and then it
Speaker 2: had happened to try and to find her and they hadn't.
Speaker 2: They hadn't field tested various attack lines and focus group
Speaker 2: and figured it out and had it all done. Is wild. Yeah,
Speaker 2: absolutely complete political malpractice to have not done that. We're
Speaker 2: gonna have Corey Lewandowski on the show tonight and we're
Speaker 2: writing about this in War Notes, which is our daily
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Speaker 2: about this that you know. Now, all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: in the middle of August, Donald Trump is seated an
Speaker 2: entire month. To the Democrats, You've got another week coming
Speaker 2: up of the DNC infomercial, and now they're starting after
Speaker 2: Labor Day trying to figure out what's the best part
Speaker 2: of twenty twenty and what's there in the worst parts
Speaker 2: of the twenty twenty campaign to get rid of in
Speaker 2: the best parts of the twenty sixteen campaign to bring on. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: I said months and months and months ago. Joe Biden
Speaker 1: will not be then because he can't win, and at
Speaker 1: some point he's gonna leave. Maybe the June twenty seventh
Speaker 1: debate was the trigger. And if Trump had something to
Speaker 1: say about that, I would not have debated him after
Speaker 1: the DNC and then it would have been too late.
Speaker 1: But for political reasons. I don't know why he did that,
Speaker 1: but he did. And the just run eds Kama Harris
Speaker 1: in her own words, to just put up five or
Speaker 1: six in her own words and quickly defined I, Uh,
Speaker 1: I don't know, and uh, maybe there was a thought
Speaker 1: that Joe Biden would be the nominee. I And the
Speaker 1: biggest scandal happening in American politics, at least in the
Speaker 1: last several years, is the fact that Joe Biden was
Speaker 1: lied about by Kamala Harris and all the Democrats, Nancy Pelosi,
Speaker 1: et cetera. About how competent, how sharp he was, Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris said about a month before the June twenty seventh debate,
Speaker 1: I'm with him almost every day. He asked inquisitive questions,
Speaker 1: as sharp as attacked. He can recite the Korean alphabet backwards.
Speaker 1: This guy is on top of his game. Morning Joe
Speaker 1: Scarborough said that this is the best version of Joe
Speaker 1: Biden there's ever been. And everyone just lied, lied, lied,
Speaker 1: light and as soon as he left it was all
Speaker 1: of a sudden. Kamala Harris, who last year the Washington
Speaker 1: Establishment said, get rid of Kamala Harris as the VP
Speaker 1: Newsweek Washington Post. She's a drag on the ticket. She
Speaker 1: can't communicate, she doesn't complete tasks, she has no political
Speaker 1: foundation acceptable to the American people. Here we are a
Speaker 1: year later, and she's a cross between Margaret Thatcher and
Speaker 1: Joan of Arc the same media that last year said
Speaker 1: she's incompetent, now saying she is so competent you can't
Speaker 1: even ask her a question because she has the answer
Speaker 1: ready to go in her mind. But she won't give interviews,
Speaker 1: nor will she give interviews. I'd like to see her
Speaker 1: with you on News Nation for about an hour, but
Speaker 1: she'll never do that. She'll have some interview with sixty Minutes,
Speaker 1: or maybe with Morning Joe, or just queue up Oprah Winfrey,
Speaker 1: and then she would have checked off the list. Okay,
Speaker 1: I did my interview.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 1: Back to the teleprompter. Here's the Leland vintat Are you
Speaker 1: ready for the big question? Hit me if all this happens,
Speaker 1: wait so long for the big questions. I'm just clearing
Speaker 1: my throat at this point. I'm just getting ready for
Speaker 1: the big question. The big question is this, Let's assume
Speaker 1: that the DNC is not as bad starting now as
Speaker 1: it should be. And let's say they get through that,
Speaker 1: and let's say she gets through the one or two
Speaker 1: debates that's going to happen. I suggest there's going to
Speaker 1: be one debate. Whoever wins September tenth, that'll be the
Speaker 1: end of the debates, and then after that she's up
Speaker 1: in the polls, and she will conduct an interview with
Speaker 1: Oprah Winfrey about her feelings and what kind of tree
Speaker 1: would you like? And then she goes back to the teleprompter.
Speaker 1: Can she do that for the next two months and
Speaker 1: win the presidency?
Speaker 2: Well? Can she do it for the next two and
Speaker 2: a half months? Yes, yes, can do anything right? And
Speaker 2: the question is will And I think this is an
Speaker 2: important point. The press turn on Joe Biden. You say
Speaker 2: whatever you want about Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats, anything
Speaker 2: else people kicked out Joe Biden was the press. They
Speaker 2: smelled blood in the water. But more importantly, they felt
Speaker 2: like they've been hoodwinked and suddenly they were exposed and
Speaker 2: their credibility was on the line. And the only way
Speaker 2: to to sort of amend that sin is to have
Speaker 2: gone after him. And they turned on him right the
Speaker 2: same way the press turned on Donald Trump in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty in rankly the same way the press turned on
Speaker 2: Hillary Clinton in twenty sixteen. Yeah. So I think the
Speaker 2: question is does the press become embarrassed by the sycophant
Speaker 2: that coverage of Kamala Harris, I say, I said, oh,
Speaker 2: well then then then then then you answered, then you
Speaker 2: answered your.
Speaker 1: Own questions at least alternative. What's Kamala Harris? Come October,
Speaker 1: there'll be no alternative. And the press knows what's his taken.
Speaker 1: They have such a visceral hatred for Donald Trump by
Speaker 1: any means necess Sarah. They want to get rid of him.
Speaker 1: But Leland Vetter up up against the clock. We got
Speaker 1: a run, but Matthew Perry the Digital Services Act, Kamala
Speaker 1: Harrison price controls away we go. But Leyland Vetter, thanks
Speaker 1: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. When you go
Speaker 1: in your big honeymoon, be careful about going to Europe.
Speaker 1: All right, Leland, get my best of Rachel in the family.
Speaker 1: God bless you and God bless America. Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Thanks Bill.
Speaker 1: All right, let's continue the Digital Services Act. Bill Cunningham,
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